New approach to campaigning says NUJ
November 2009 News
Pawnbroker is far from broke
No-one takes glee in tales of financial misery affecting individuals during a recession but (perhaps) it would be difficult to have too much sympathy for the super rich. A pawnbroker from Oxford appears to be swamped with sports cars, fancy
No-one exempt from stop and search
Police stop and searches on ten-year-old children has doubled in the past year in the capital, new stats suggest. A total of 755 children were stopped by police during the 2008-09 financial year which is a record. Some more facts
Regional publisher to introduce online paywalls
Pilot project could change face of industry
Former press reporter wins second literary prize
Another Bridport Award for Dorset journalist
From trainee to editor in under three years
Rapid promotion for ‘excellent young journalist’
Local paper makes video to help family raise cash
YouTube bid to fund pioneering cancer treatment
Environment reporter makes Guardian pullout
Telegraph journalist only local press nominee in annual contest
Police chief refuses to budge in row over forms
Chief constable responds to publisher’s complaints
Council's £3,000 consultation on newsletter's future
Authority continues deliberations over comms strategy
Editor plays Santa as Christmas comes early
Newspaper staff do their bit for Children in Need
Former Trinity editor in glossy magazine comeback
New title aims to be “deliberately upmarket and aspirational”
Council boss hits out at "bad news" paper
Sir Ray Tindle says South London Press has lost £500,000
Weeklies provide Christmas boost for Our Boys
JP titles drum up community support for troops on front line
Standard strikes deal with PA for online video news
Agency teams up with capital title for sports, news and ents footage
Tory leader drops in on Midlands dailies
Plus: Business journalism award winners and more news in brief